Rite Aid is facing serious financial trouble and may need to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company has been struggling to keep up with the competition and has been unable to keep up with the growth of the e-commerce market.
Rite Aid has also been hurt by the increasing popularity of discount stores such as Walmart and Target.
As a result, Rite Aid has been losing money for several years and has been forced to make drastic cuts in its workforce. The company has also been struggling to find a solution to its financial problems.
In March, Rite Aid announced that it was exploring the sale of its pharmacy business. However, Rite Aid’s stock price has declined significantly since then, indicating that the company’s creditors are not interested in buying the pharmacy business.
It is possible that Rite Aid will need to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. If this happens, the company’s creditors will be able to take control of the company and try to find a solution to the company’s financial problems.
In the meantime, Rite Aid’s employees will likely lose their jobs.